Lyhytaaltoa
Lyhytaaltoa is a Finnish term that translates to "short wave" in English. It generally refers to a segment of the radio frequency spectrum within the shortwave radio bands, typically ranging from approximately 3 to 30 megahertz (MHz). Shortwave frequencies are distinct because they can travel long distances by reflecting off the ionosphere, enabling global radio communication and broadcasting.
Historically, shortwave radio has played a significant role in international broadcasting, maritime communication, military applications, and
Shortwave communication relies on ionospheric reflection, a phenomenon where radio waves bounce off charged particles in
In addition to its practical uses, shortwave radio has cultural and political significance, enabling broadcasts from
Today, despite the rise of internet-based communication, shortwave radio remains active in niche areas such as
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